On 30/09/2013, at 3:05 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> is there an easier way to search for types and get a list of servers'
> Computer Names and IP addresses?
I'm not sure. If it were me I would have written an external by now ;-)
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Monte,
The dns-sd commands appear to make it difficult to easily get the IP address of
the service.
dns-sd -B provides the domain and service name but not the DNS or IP
address
dns-sd -L provides the machine (or DNS) name but I have to parse the
line
is there an easier way to s
It is working now.
The "read open process…" puts the returned info in the variable "it" not "the
result".
Thanks
Bill
On Sep 28, 2013, at 8:50 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
> Have you checked if it's already open? Use the openProcesses
>
> --
> Monte Goulding
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On 29/09/2013, at 1:12 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> Here is the terminal output:
>>
>> [Bill-Vlahos-Computer:~] bvlahos% dns-sd -L "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp .
>> Lookup Play the Game._playbodd._tcp.local
>> DATE: ---Sat 28 Sep 2013---
>> 16:25:29.827 ...STARTING...
>> 16:25:36.527 Play\032th
Here is the terminal output:
>
> [Bill-Vlahos-Computer:~] bvlahos% dns-sd -L "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp .
> Lookup Play the Game._playbodd._tcp.local
> DATE: ---Sat 28 Sep 2013---
> 16:25:29.827 ...STARTING...
> 16:25:36.527 Play\032the\032Game._playbodd._tcp.local. can be reached at
> Bill
On 29/09/2013, at 9:43 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> Monte,
>
> Interesting. It didn't work for me running LC 6 until I used "kill". I'll
> double check.
>
> Now that I can advertise the bonjour service how can I browse the network on
> the client? The following command works in the terminal.
>>
Monte,
Interesting. It didn't work for me running LC 6 until I used "kill". I'll
double check.
Now that I can advertise the bonjour service how can I browse the network on
the client? The following command works in the terminal.
> [Bill-Vlahos-Computer:~] bvlahos% dns-sd -L "Play the Game" _pla
On 29/09/2013, at 8:42 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> Monte,
>
> Neat! That worked.
>
> One note (which is in the docs) "close process" doesn't work on Macintosh you
> have to use "kill process" instead.
>
Changes:
Support for using the close process command on OS X systems was added in
version 2
Monte,
Neat! That worked.
One note (which is in the docs) "close process" doesn't work on Macintosh you
have to use "kill process" instead.
Thank you,
Bill Vlahos
On Sep 28, 2013, at 3:23 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
>
> Hi Bill
>
> You need to use the open process commands rather than shell.
Hi Bill
You need to use the open process commands rather than shell. Try:
local sProcess
command StartService
put format("dns-sd -R \"Play the Game\" _playbodd._tcp . 45567 path=/game")
into sProcess
open process sProcess for neither
end StartService
command StopService
close process
Monte,
If I enter the following line in the terminal (on Mac) it properly registers
the Bonjour service:
dns-sd -R "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp . 45567 path=/game
Note that the terminal does not give the cursor back but does register the
service. I have to control-z.
If I enter the following
Monte,
If I enter the following line in the terminal (on Mac) it properly registers
the Bonjour service:
dns-sd -R "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp . 45567 path=/game
Note that the terminal does not give the cursor back but does register the
service. I have to control-z.
If I enter the following
On 27/09/2013, at 10:20 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> I need this for both Macintosh and Windows. It seems like we should be able
> to do this natively in LiveCode rather than an external. Are there any
> example stacks or commands?
>
> I did find this link on Jan's site but it requires jAVA.
> htt
Monte,
I need this for both Macintosh and Windows. It seems like we should be able to
do this natively in LiveCode rather than an external. Are there any example
stacks or commands?
I did find this link on Jan's site but it requires jAVA.
http://quartam.blogspot.com/2011/01/zeroconfbonjour-in-l
On 22/09/2013, at 7:43 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> I'd like to see some examples on using Bonjour to register a service and
> query. The LiveCode dictionary doesn't have anything and I don't see anything
> in RevOnline.
>
> I only see a reference to Monte's external which looks to be for mobile
I'd like to see some examples on using Bonjour to register a service and query.
The LiveCode dictionary doesn't have anything and I don't see anything in
RevOnline.
I only see a reference to Monte's external which looks to be for mobile and I
want this for Mac and Windows.
Thanks,
Bill Vlahos
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